Assignment Template For Harlem Characteristics Poster

This works like the previous post. In this case I assembled the poster from various images I found online

Assignment Template For Famous People And Sites In Harlem Map

Through scanning I posterized a map I purchased of Famous Sites And People in Harlem from Ephmera Press. I created a template in word for students to complete by examining the map. I did it in a who, where format. If computers are used the students can type directly into word, otherwise it can be done by examining a stand alone poster

Assignment Template For 1891 Real Estate Map Of Harlem

I was able to reconstruct a poster sized real estate map of Harlem, circa 1891 using the great collection of maps that the David Rumsey site has. This one (just a small section shown) was created by George Washington Bromley. Using the map, either from a digital copy on their computers, or through the examination of a hard copy, the students were to complete the assignment created as a template in Word

Assignment Template For Google Map Of Harlem

I had created a large map of a section of Harlem by taking screen shots of Google map areas. Then I assembled them by layering them in a 6 by 5 foot large image in PhotoShop. After viewing a discussing, the students had to complete the template. With classes that had laptops they were able to use the image I had transferred to reference. Otherwise a large display version could be referenced for group activities

A Walk Through Harlem 3: Tech Literacy Connection: Who, What, Where

Again, I'm not quite sure that this template goes with this movie segment or with another movie or possibly with one of the posterized collages that go with a certain Harlem history theme. I think one gets the idea.

I Remember Harlem 3: Tech Literacy Connection: Then And Now Changes

I'm not quite sure that this template (then and now theme) goes with this movie segment or with another movie or possibly with one of the posterized collages that go with a certain Harlem history theme. I think one gets the idea.